Retirement Junction

Are you getting a tax refund this year? Here are a few industrious ways to use your refund to improve your financial future.

Many workers are considering a phased retirement option. But how realistic is that possibility?

Most Americans have credit cards and many of them are carrying debt on those cards. We will discuss some of the tips and tricks you can use to cut out or even eliminate your credit card debt to help improve your financial situation.

Are your retirement investments set up to give you the highest possible return? Are you invested in the appropriate assets for your financial journey? This episode discusses some potential ways for you to improve your returns and financial future.

Comparing the stages of life to the three legs of the triathlon.

Annuities can be confusing and have many different options. So today we are going to talk about what they are and simplifying the concept of an annuity.

Examining the different types of investment options for retirement planning.

Layoffs, downsizing, mergers - Prepare for Retirement that might come earlier than your plan.

Examining potential reasons you may hate your retirement and how to avoid them.

401(k) plans are one of the most popular ways to save for retirement. They can be especially valuable if your employer matches a percentage of your contributions. But what about people who don’t have the option of a 401(k)? In this episode we talk about what your Retirement Savings Options are when a 401(k) isn’t an option.

What can soon to be retirees do with credit card debt before they retire?

Examining the Seven Deadly Sins of Planning for Retirement. Are you guilty of any of these?

How prepared for retirement is Generation X?

Breaking down the often overlooked ins and outs of Life Insurance.

Discussion on probate and tips and adjustments you can use.

Winning the lottery isn’t a retirement plan. But that doesn’t mean some of your dreams are lost.

In this episode we go over tips and suggestions to help you create a successful retirement budget.

A rainy day can ruin your mood, a downturn in investments can make you want to panic. Here’s strategies to help avoid both.

Retirement timing is different for everyone. You should have a plan so you avoid a rash and potentially costly decision. Halftime likely isn’t the right time.

After the water recedes and the fires are out. How will your document’s fair?

Women face different hurdles in retirement from men. We break down three of the most common issues.

So many celebrities die without a will or a legacy plan in place. We discuss how to avoid this and other legacy planning mistakes.

Examining the 5 questions that can help you feel more prepared for retirement.

How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 will impact alimony and retirement accounts through new rules.

Breaking down nine common misconceptions about retirement saving and investing.

Breaking down three costly issues you might not be planning for in retirement.

Tips and strategies to avoid running out of money in retirement.

Three ways to help you recover from a slow or unorganized plan for retirement.

Strategies to help avoid outliving your retirement

The Golden Rules of Indexed Universal Life Insurance and You.

Tips to protect and monitor your social security number in a time of data breaches and hackers.

Pump up your retirement strategy with this 4 step workout.

The newest member of the British Royal family has arrived. He’s already begun to create his legacy. Have you?

How to find the right financial services professional to get you to the summit of retirement.

Modern life can throw a lot of distractions in our paths. We can be so caught up in chasing the moment, that we endanger our future, both physical and financial.

Market volatility often feels like a rumbling volcano that could erupt at any time. It’s time to make sure your Market Volatility Emergency Plan is in place.